Sabah Khadri

Sabah Khadri focuses her practice on personal injury, no-fault insurance and civil rights class action. Her experience spans state and federal court litigation, including the defense of insurance carriers, municipal entities and class action defendants.

Prior to joining the firm, Sabah practiced at an AmLaw 100 firm, where she worked on class action litigation involving over 1,000 plaintiffs. She previously served as an associate at a Michigan-based defense firm where she handled a large docket of no-fault insurance cases. Her earlier experience includes clerkships in personal injury, medical malpractice, immigration, civil rights and disability law, as well as a clerkship with the Michigan Attorney General’s Civil Rights Division.

Sabah earned her J.D. from Wayne State University Law School, where she was a moot court finalist, mock trial winner and recipient of the Warrior Pro Bono Award. She earned her B.S. in foreign service in international economics from Georgetown University and holds a certificate in media and politics from Northwestern University.

Sabah was born and raised in Qatar and lives in West Bloomfield. She loves traveling and is always on the lookout for her next adventure.